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Li-polymer Battery HAT for Raspberry Pi, SW6106 Power Bank Solution, with Embedded Protection Circuits
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| Category: Raspberry Pi
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| Brand: Waveshare
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Instruction
The Li-polymer Battery HAT integrates SW6106 power bank management chip, allows providing 5V regulated power supply to your Raspberry Pi or other 5V devices, from a high capacity Li-polymer battery. It will charge the battery as well, supports bi-directional quick charge.
Features
- Onboard SW6106 chip, supports bi-directional quick charge, supports multi quick charge protocols like PD/QC/FCP/PE/SFCP
- Lithium battery protection circuitry, provides reverse protection, overcharge protection, and short circuit protection
- Onboard indicators: quick charge, power capacity
- PH 2.0 battery connector, for connecting the 3.7V 3000mA high capacity Li-polymer battery (MSDS certified)
Specifications
- Output voltage: 5V
- Charge voltage: 5V
- Applicable battery: 3.7V Li-polymer battery (4.2V when full charged)
- Dimension: 65.0mm × 56.5mm
- Mounting hole size: 3.0mm
Interfaces and Indicators
| Interface |
Description
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| Micro USB |
Charge
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| USB Type-A |
Power output
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| USB Type_C |
Suports chrage, quick charge and power output
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- There are five battery indicators.
| Capacity |
LED1 |
LED2 |
LED3 |
LED4 |
LED5
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| 80%~100% |
ON |
ON |
ON |
ON |
ON
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| 60%~80% |
ON |
ON |
ON |
ON |
Blink
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| 40%~60% |
ON |
ON |
ON |
Blink |
OFF
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| 20%~40% |
ON |
ON |
Blink |
OFF |
OFF
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| 5%~20% |
ON |
Blink |
OFF |
OFF |
OFF
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| 1%~5% |
Blink |
OFF |
OFF |
OFF |
PFF
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| 0% |
OFF |
OFF |
OFF |
OFF |
OFF
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- When you connect power adapter to Type_C interface for quick charging, the Quick Charge indocator will turn on. If it keeps on, maybe that your adapter doesn't support quick charge.
- Single-press it to output 5V, and double-press it to set it to sleep mode.
How to use
Discharge
- Connect it to Raspberry Pi
- Step1: Insert the Li-polymer battery to 2.0mm battery socket.
- Step2: Single-press Standby button, set it to discharge mode
- Step3: Attach it on Raspberry Pi for powering.
- For other devices.
- Step1: Insert the Li-polymer battery to 2.0mm battery socket.
- Step2: Single-press Standby button, set it to discharge mode
- Step3: Connect it to other devices by USB cable or wires.
Charge
- Charge
- Step1: Insert the Li-polymer battery to 2.0mm battery socket.
- Step2: Connect power adapter to micro USB or Type-C interface by USB cable
- Quick charge
- Step1: Insert the Li-polymer battery to 2.0mm battery socket.
- Step2: Connect power adapter (support quick charge) to type_C interface by USB cable
- Step3: Check if the Quick charge indicator turns on.
Notices
- Module enter sleep mode when the working current is less than 40mA and stop to discharge.
- The Quick charge mode only works when you connect a power adapter that supports quick charge.
- To power Raspberry Pi, you can attach it on the GPIO or connect Type_A interface to Pi by USB cable.
- This module cannot work as UPS. It will turn off Raspberry Pi when low-voltage.
- The battery is about 4.2v when fully charged. Note that you should discharge the battery to 3.0, otherwise it is damaged.
- Please disconnect any devices when you replace battery.
- DO NOT change the battery provided with other battery without protective panel.
- Please check the poles of the battery interface carefully when you connect batteries.
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